CODING AND ROBOTICS CLUB AND COMPETITION TRAINING

🚀 Little Builders, Big Thinkers! LEGO® SPIKE™ Essential Robotics

Ages 4-15 | Saturday Mornings | Community Program

Get ready for the most exciting Saturday morning adventure! Our LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Essential class transforms colorful bricks into real-life robots and amazing coded creations. If you love building, playing, and seeing your ideas come to life, this class is for you!

What to Expect (Ages 4-15):

• Hands-On Building: You'll use LEGO bricks to construct cool models and machines.
• Coding Fun: Learn to code your creations using a super-friendly, icon-based programming language. Make your robot move, light up, and solve challenges!
• Team Adventures: You will work in small groups with new friends to collaborate, design, and conquer exciting weekly missions.

🌟 Join the Competition Team: We're Looking for New Talent! 🌟

Beyond general learning, this class serves as the perfect training ground for aspiring competitors. We are actively recruiting for our 2026 FIRST LEGO League competition teams and offer specialized training to help students excel:

• Bytesized Coders (Ages 4-6): Our team for the youngest innovators.
• LEGO Explore Team (Ages 6-10): Focusing on core engineering and presentation skills.

Whether your child is interested in competitive robotics or just wants a fun way to learn, our program provides a comprehensive experience combining competition training with general robotics and coding education for all kids.

For the Parents: The Educational Power of Play

This isn't just fun; it's a powerful foundation for future success! Our curriculum is carefully designed to grow with your child, offering age- and skill-appropriate challenges for everyone from pre-K explorers (age 4) to middle-school innovators (age 15).

In this program, your child will master essential 21st-century skills:

• Computational Thinking: They'll learn to break down big problems into small, manageable steps—the core of coding and logic.
• Problem-Solving: Through trial and error, they'll debug code and redesign models, developing resilience and critical thinking.
• Team Building: Working in small groups, students practice communication, compromise, and collaboration to achieve a common goal.

Join us to spark their curiosity, build their confidence, and ignite a lifelong passion for STEM!